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Port Huron
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North America : United States of America : Midwest : Michigan : Southeast Michigan : St. Clair County : Port Huron
Port Huron [1] is a city in Southeast Michigan, the second-busiest border crossing (with Sarnia, Ontario) in the state.
[edit] Get in
[edit] By car
- From the south take Interstate 94 east
- From the west take Interstate 69 east
- From Ontario take Highway 402 west crossing the St. Clair River into the United States via the Blue Water Bridge
[edit] By train
- Amtrak, [2]. Service from Chicago, East Lansing and Flint via the Blue Water Service.
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The annual Port Huron to Mackinac sailboat race one of the longest fresh-water races in the world with over two hundred boats entering the race each year.
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- Quality Inn & Suites, 1720 Hancock St, ☎ (810) 987-5999, [4]. checkin: 3pm; checkout: 11am. Offers guests free deluxe continental breakfast and free wireless high-speed Internet access. $50+. edit
[edit] Get out
Sarnia is across the Blue Water Bridge in Ontario, Canada.
| Routes through Port Huron |
| Lansing ← Flint ← | W  E
| → END |
| Detroit ← Roseville ← | W  E
| → becomes  → Sarnia → London
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